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NOUS41 KCTP 172245 PNSCTP PAZ010>012-017>019-045-180245- Public Information Statement National Weather Service State College PA 645 PM EDT Mon Mar 17 2025 ...Storm Survey updates for portions of Clearfield, Centre, and Clinton Counties... The National Weather Service office in State College in coordination with emergency management partners has conducted damage surveys in portions of Clearfield, Centre, and Clinton Counties. It has been determined that peak estimated wind speeds reached 90-100 mph east of Bellefonte along Jacksonville Road to north of Beech Creek in Clinton County. Estimated peak wind speeds were also determined to be 90-100 mph in Clearfield County between Olanta and Glen Richey along Haag Hill Road. Additionally, the Civil Air Patrol in coordination with the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) will conduct flyovers of damage swaths/rotation tracks in Elk and Cameron Counties on Tuesday, March 18. The surveys are in relation to the severe thunderstorms that moved through the area on March 16, 2025. Additional survey results will be provided as they become available. Final assessments are expected to be completed by midweek.

Up to 71 here. Storms to the south in wv panhandle are strengthening. I have a bad feeling about this event

Here’s a snipit from ctp disco this morning: We will certainly increase our messaging on the severe threats. Thinking locally is that there also may be an equal tor risk all across our srn tier than what is presented in the SPC guidance early this morning.

Agreed. I have cocorahs sites at all 3 of my courses. I also have one next to my official 8” gauge at the house and they’re usually within a few hundreds of each other. Weather your way website has a 5 dollar discount on that rain gauge for the month of march.

I came from his blog as well. Sorry @Blizzard92

Tried changing cups this morning at one of the courses and the first 3” were good but hit a solid frozen layer below.

Not everyone can take a joke or take criticism without taking it personal. It’s just a weather board here

The day in the life hit a little hard.

Profile pic candidate ?

wild ride here. heavy rain, hail, lightning, blowing fog, tree limbs down on the road, all with snow still on the ground

Storm summary for yesterday: 1.8” snow 0.4” IP .10” ZR 0.66” liquid On a sad note there was a fatal car accident on Cold Springs Rd this morning. I’m sure it was icy and foggy up there at an elevation of 1600ft. Still only 31.9 currently

Lancaster hit hard on that run. Long way to go with this one. Once all the pieces of energy are over the lower 48 is when I have better faith in the models.

2.2” was my final. 31 now with freezing rain

All sleet now. 1.8” on the board.

Yeah CC showing this nicely.

Heading out to plow now. 1.6” when I left about 10 min ago

KU storm

7a obs I had 2.4” of snow from 0.20” liquid. Still snowing lightly. never went to bed. Doing my plowing obligations in Cashtown, Carroll Valley, and Harney MD area. Starting to feel it

I saw the Harrisburg Coop reported 1.5" for that event. CTP doesn't have direct control of the FAA observers at airports. These observers usually don't carry the weather passion as us here and that does affect the accuracy. CTP can make corrections if needed but usually don't like getting involved unless it's a blatant error.

@Blizzard of 93radar is looking better.

first board clean 0.9" mod snow 26

Good luck everybody! .5” here light snow and 26 degrees

Shows winners and losers. .40” western Adams isn’t too bad

Do any other models support this idea yet ?

Trending toward a later start on Tuesday with bulk falling overnight will help